The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-14

Sentinel stairs. Burgess, West and
Bright are the principal opponents to
Senator Shultz. This is cablegram.
Geo. Mier, of this city, who went on
the excursion to Dayton, Tuesday. was
severely bruised by jumping from the
train while in motion. His hat blew
off just as the train was pulling into
Dayton and he went after it. 1t was
dangerous experiment.
Always keeping a fresh stock OF
groceries, and making country pro-
duce a speciality. it is no wonder
that people 20 to John Frash's when
they want spring chickens, butter.
eggs, etc.
The Logan Mfg. Co. is giving
Frank James house. OH the corner
of uunter and Market street, gen.
general overhauling. The contem-
plated improvements will make it
one of tho most handsome residen-
ces In the town.
Alderman Gould will deliver an
address 10 the Council Thursday
evening on the sanitary condition Of
the city. The people generally are
in yited to be present.
The e fnnvia arising from the pig
pens in this city is sickening. The
Marshall should take a tramp
through the alleys. He will strike
more than one mares nest III the
rounds.
The "Padisha's' we'll is rapidly
approaching completion and the
guage now marks five feet of wa
ter in the channel. and raising an
inch nm hour. Now let the Prohi-
bition movement go on.
Johnny Kerstein has now IN
stock the justly celebrated Edge
wood and Shorthorn whiskies.-
These are among the best liquors
that are put onto the market, and
ifyou want something first class call
ON him.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Nc
Manigal. of Orbiston, MISS Hayes,
of Granville, and Bob McManIgaI
of Buchtel, visited friends in this
city last Friday.
Mr.. Albert Leonard, of Marion
township this county and student
at the Athens University, was mar
RED last night TO Miss Frances
Wright, of Athens, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White and
Miss Jessie White of Logan and
Miss Ida Franklin, of Spencer.
Ind, were the guests of T. j. Ry-
an the fist of the week. Athens
Herald.
The reunion of the ex- members
of the 92nd and 1l6 o. V. l. will
be held at Athens, Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 20 and 81.
Are We to have a reunion this year?
Gen. John II. Wolfe, stand up and
answer this question.
L. D. Frost, the mail agent on
the Straitsvllle branch, is in Nebras-
ka. During his vacation, his place
is filed by Geo. Kleinsmith, former.
ly a clerk in the postofice here.
The Misses Matte Dollison, Ger.
tie Baker and May Clark, of this
city. will have charge of the schools
at Monday the coming season. Tho
people of Monday arc to be COL
graduated on their choice.
The following are among some
of those who went on the excur-
sion to Dayton, Tuesday besides
those already mentioned: Miss
Jessie Collins. Emma Floyd, N.
d. Moore, Mrs. Rudolph Remple,
Mrs. Adam Lu.z and S. B. Wes-
and wife.
On the 5th, at Tarlton, while un,
loading hay in a barn owned by
Isaac Thomas, a thunderbolt struck
the barn and descending struck a
young man named Byron T. Dav-
idson. killing him instantly, also
fine horse and very valuable thor
oughbred bull.
A special tram was run from this
place to Nelsonville last Sunday
The Knights of Pythlas and Odd
Fellows, of this city, together with
o large number of our citizens went
down 10 attend the funeral of Joseph
Barnicut, a prominent citizen of
that place. The funeral was largely
attended by people from all parts
of the Valley.
Mr.. John W. Beery, of Green
Cove Springs. Clay county Florida,
and S. II. Her, of near The Rock
House were among the visitors at
this office last Tuesday. Mr.. Beery
enlisted and went to the war from
this county twenty-six years ago.
and this is his first visit to tho old
place since that time. He Is a
nephew of Peter Beery, residing
near this place, and a straight out
Democrat. Ho has made but one
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